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𝟶𝟶𝟷 : 𝙴𝚈𝙴𝙻𝙴𝚂𝚂 𝚂𝙾𝙲𝙺𝙴𝚃𝚂. . .

A loud whistle echoed in a room, a burnt man in a straight jacket sat up on a simple couch as he grinned at the man sitting opposite to him.

"Well, well. Here to cheat on the Eyeless Jack huh, Doctor Archer? Make sure he doesn't find out or else he'll kill me." The burnt man laughed out in amusement which was the opposite to the Doctor who rubbed his left temple, "Jeffrey, you know full well why I'm here. And stop with your jokes, none of them are funny. You've been called the 'rip-off joker' more than plenty of times, don't make the nickname 'Smiling Clown' come back."

Jeffrey pouted at that, or did something similar to it since the pout was on his slitted cheek. "Fine, fine. Let's get to the shitty therapy session." he begrudgingly told Doctor Archer, sighing, the man with blue hair not wanting to deal with this too early in the morning.

"Now, tell me, Jeffrey. Why in the absolute fuck did you kill the nurse at the ungodly hour of 6 in the morning?" Doctor Archer asked, now rubbing his right temple and Jeffrey shrugged, "First off, that nurse was a cute little kitten~" he started off, his lips quirking up and the Doctor groaned, "Jeffrey." he warned and the lunatic huffed in his own frustration, "You're no fun, Doc. But okay, fine, if it means getting out of this damned straight jacket. You should know that not all of it was my fault, 'kay? That nurse was dumb as well for having a needle on her when she's clearly nervous and I was having an episode. She's a dumb bitch for it." Jeffreg confessed and the Doctor appeared relieved at that. Glad he doesn't have to prod and pry the lunatic who he thought will just give out more 'jokes' and comments.

"Thank you, Jeffrey. That's very helpful of you." Doctor Archer combed back his hair with his hand as the other wrote down on his clipboard. Jeffrey just grinned once more, "Woah there, Doc! Giving praises already? Didn't know you like it fast~" The doctor ignored the lunatic's words in favor of reading his notes to make sure it's neat for him to understand later.

Suddenly, the room started to be bathed in red light, the wailing of the sirens quickly echoing and Jeffrey screamed at the assault of bright lights on his eyes as he quickly bowed his head to focus on the floor but that was quickly regretted since the porcelain white tiles reflected the red light. He can't even cover his eyes with his hands due to his damned straight jacket too leaving his eyes defenseless but to his relief, the MTF soldiers stationed nearby made an attempt to lessen the bright lights by placing a large handkerchief on his head. It was annoying, but it did ease out the bright color.

"Ugh. . . I'd love breaches if it weren't for these damned lights. . ." Jeffrey complained while Doctor Archer just stayed quiet, the wailing already muted on his ears before a beep resounded on his ear pierce as he tapped on it.

"Doctor Archer, speaking. Speaking, Doctor Archer." he called out and Doctor Heart responded in the same manner, just with her name.

"What's there to report, my Heart?" He bluntly asked and the woman on the other side was panting as if she just ran half of a marathon, "B.E.N._Drowned is the cause of the breach this time around. Managed to get into a cartage somehow and went through our systems. He had been detained already. The Masked Man had escaped containment and is being actively chased down. Laughing and Eyeless Jack had escaped containment but are nowhere to be seen, my Archer." she answered, a gunshot resounding on her side and the man hummed, tapping the blunt end of his pen on the clipboard.

"And why are you calling? You know I can barely give two fucks and shits to breaches like these, my Heart. Unless you forgot already, how that wounds me." Doctor Archer exaggerated a moan of agony and Doctor Heart released an unamused laugh, "Har, har, my Archer. But this is serious. My patient is missing!" Releasing a yawn, Doctor Archer leaned back on his seat, "Patient Number 53? They're hardly a problem. I don't see the worry."